Friday, November 30, 2012
Crime of the Week: Car Battery Thefts
ANY information on several thefts would help - and possibly be rewarding!.....READ MORE
Stolen Yorkie
Taken from the Johnson Hill Road area yesterday and needs daily meds......If seen please contact
Wanted for Murder: Wayne Walker
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Swastika Painted on Church Property
The pastor is giving the subject a chance to fix the vandalism and avoid being charged.
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School orders 6-year-old girl to remove God from poem
A North Carolina community is embroiled in controversy after a school ordered a six-year-old girl to remove the word “God” from a poem that she was supposed to read during a Veteran’s Day ceremony.....READ MORE
Infant's Death Being Investigated
Authorities say the boy suffered trauma consistent with shaken baby syndrome.....READ MORE
Picture of the suspect......wanted for questioning in the infants death
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
'Bug’ Closes School For Rest Of Week
Officials at one central Ohio school said that they planned to disinfect the entire school building after more than half of its student fell ill.....READ MORE
Chillicothe Events
Melody and Terri from Ross Chillicothe Convention & Visitors Bureau talks about early December events in the area.
Mayor Considers Cutting Holiday Garbage Collection
The mayor of Chillicothe is talking with union officials about cutting the collection to keep from paying triple-time rates.....READ MORE
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Names released from today's Car hitting House Incident
Names have been released from today's car hitting house incident on Potts Hill Road.....The driver of the vehicle, Ryan Fury, 35, and his passenger, Donald Henson, 38, were both taken by medical helicopter to separate hospitals in Columbus and Jack Huddleston, 74, was inside the home and was taken to Adena Medical Center for treatment of minor injuries. Fury and Henson had fleed from a Sheriff's deputy after a theft on Landrum Road......
Frontier Community Services Receives Award
Frontier Community Services receives Excellence in Service Award....READ MORE
Stolen Car Strikes House outside Bainbridge
Monday, November 26, 2012
Large Fire on Upper Twin Road Monday Evening
Several Fire Departments are currently battling a blaze at 4080 Upper Twin Road that started at approx 5:20pm this evening......Mutual Aide was called in needing manpower and water tankers....more details as we have them available.......
14 indicted in Ohio oxycodone trafficking scheme
As reported in the Chillicothe Gazette
COLUMBUS (AP) — A central Ohio grand jury has issued indictments against 14 people accused of being involved in a drug-trafficking ring that brought oxycodone from Florida “pill mills” for sale in central Ohio. Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O’Brien announced the indictments Monday in Columbus. O’Brien said the organization was bringing drugs with a street value of between $10,000 and $20,000 to the state every week for at least two years. The alleged ringleader, 29-year Michael Berry, and 13 members of the organization were arrested Nov. 17. Authorities seized 17 guns, including three assault rifles, a bullet-proof vest, more than $8,000 in cash and 900 pills with a street value of $27,000. Arraignments were expected later Monday in court in Columbus. Attorney information for Berry was not available.
COLUMBUS (AP) — A central Ohio grand jury has issued indictments against 14 people accused of being involved in a drug-trafficking ring that brought oxycodone from Florida “pill mills” for sale in central Ohio. Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O’Brien announced the indictments Monday in Columbus. O’Brien said the organization was bringing drugs with a street value of between $10,000 and $20,000 to the state every week for at least two years. The alleged ringleader, 29-year Michael Berry, and 13 members of the organization were arrested Nov. 17. Authorities seized 17 guns, including three assault rifles, a bullet-proof vest, more than $8,000 in cash and 900 pills with a street value of $27,000. Arraignments were expected later Monday in court in Columbus. Attorney information for Berry was not available.
Local police seeking holiday vandal
CHILLICOTHE — Law enforcement officials said no major incidents occurred during the holiday weekend, although authorities are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect involved with the spray-painting of a swastika at a Chillicothe church, the Christian Life Tabernacle......READ MORE
Ohio teen killed in home-invasion robbery
FAIRFIELD, Ohio (AP) - Authorities say a southwestern Ohio teenager has been fatally shot in an apparent home-invasion robbery.
Police in Fairfield, north of Cincinnati, say 19-year-old Julian Slaven was killed late Saturday after two suspects entered his home and demanded money.
Fairfield police Officer Doug Day told the Dayton Daily News (http://bit.ly/WqQukR ) that the shooting apparently was not random. Slaven's mother and a family friend were at the home at the time and called 911.
Investigators were trying to determine how the suspects entered the house. They fled and are still being sought.
Information from: Dayton Daily News, http://www.daytondailynews.com
Chillicothe stores report success on Small Business Saturday
CHILLICOTHE — While many shoppers flocked to malls and big-box retail stores, several small businesses in Chillicothe said Saturday they’re pleased with the result of Small Business Saturday, an effort launched in 2010 by American Express to encourage customers to support local businesses....READ MORE
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Pickerington Looking To Come Up With $500,000 For Police Dept.
PICKERINGTON, Ohio - The City of Pickerington is looking for ways to increase police department funding to survive....READ MORE
Many Ohio 3rd-graders at risk of failing
Thousands of Ohio third-graders face being held back in school if they can’t improve their reading proficiency by year’s end — and the problem could be even worse next year................READ MORE
Your Horoscope for the Day, Aries, Taurus and Gemini
Aries
Your mind is apt to be fixed on one thing today, Aries, and you won't rest until you've obtained it. Perhaps it's a physical place you're trying to get to, a new gadget that you want to own, or a person you'd like to go out with. Don't be surprised if you have to put up a bit of a fight in order to accomplish this goal, whatever it may be.
Taurus
Things may happen right under your nose today, Taurus, and you may not even be aware of it. The thing that will be obvious is your reaction to the situation when this hidden event suddenly comes to light. A passionate explosion is likely, due to people's heightened emotional state. Try to work with this energy instead of against it.
Gemini
It could be that close friends or family members are in sharp disagreement regarding a certain issue, Gemini. Try not to be too distressed by divisions among the people you love. Some may want you to take sides and express yourself fully on the situation. You may feel as if you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. Try your best to compromise.
Your mind is apt to be fixed on one thing today, Aries, and you won't rest until you've obtained it. Perhaps it's a physical place you're trying to get to, a new gadget that you want to own, or a person you'd like to go out with. Don't be surprised if you have to put up a bit of a fight in order to accomplish this goal, whatever it may be.
Taurus
Things may happen right under your nose today, Taurus, and you may not even be aware of it. The thing that will be obvious is your reaction to the situation when this hidden event suddenly comes to light. A passionate explosion is likely, due to people's heightened emotional state. Try to work with this energy instead of against it.
Gemini
It could be that close friends or family members are in sharp disagreement regarding a certain issue, Gemini. Try not to be too distressed by divisions among the people you love. Some may want you to take sides and express yourself fully on the situation. You may feel as if you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. Try your best to compromise.
Woman's life spared when bullet bounces off chest
LOGAN — Some may call it a miracle, while others say it was a bullet with a low powder in it that saved the life of Delia Sinkovitz, 56, but whatever the reason, Sinkovitz is lucky to be alive........READ MORE
Highland Cty Coroner informs commissioners of depleted 2012 budget
Highland County Coroner Dr. Paul Terrell has notified the Highland County Board of Commissioners that for the second time in as many months, the coroner's office funding has been exhausted....READ MORE
Some Ohioans Losing Jobless Benefits
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — About 55,000 Ohioans among the long-term unemployed are expected to lose jobless benefits soon because of the end of federally funded aid initiated several years ago.....READ MORE
Restraining Order For Miami Trace Teacher
A Miami Trace Middle School teacher who has been accused of bullying three special needs students is on leave from her job at the school after two of the students’ lawyers filed a request for a protection order against the teacher as part of two pending lawsuits.....READ MORE
Theft closes wood pantry
CIRCLEVILLE — A wood pantry that helps families in need during the winter is now out of operation after four chainsaws were stolen from its storage shed, according to Circleville Police....READ MORE
Decking the Halls in Waverly
Waverly Floral Flowers and Gifts has been helping locals deck the halls since first opening its doors in 1948......READ MORE
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